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Abstract

Community-based chronic disease management is vital for population health, shifting from hospital-centric models. Research highlights successful implementation through strong partnerships and evaluation [1]. Community Health Workers (CHWs) [2, 6] and peer support interventions [3, 8] are crucial for improving patient outcomes, self-efficacy, and access to care. Integrated care models [4] and digital health interventions [5] enhance quality of life and engagement. Furthermore, addressing Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) is paramount for equity [7]. Patient-centered models for conditions like COPD [9] and health literacy interventions [10] empowerindividuals, affirming the broad effectiveness of community-level strategies in improving self-management and overall health.